Fix dummy 'list_for_each_entry_safe' #228
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I thought we should mention what "the previous fix" is? |
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Is this better? I'm not sure how to describe the change and its reason well, if the message has any flaw, please guide me. |
Yes, please amend the message. |
The commit e0c6b11 unintentionally deleted the assignment to 'safe' in dummy 'list_for_each_entry_safe', so the originally suppressed reports of uninitialized variables were no longer suppressed. Closes: sysprog21#229 Change-Id: Ibfe2a44e425c810b8e0b12bc44b42e6398b3b23c
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The commit e0c6b11 unintentionally deleted the assignment to 'safe' in dummy 'list_for_each_entry_safe', so the originally suppressed reports of uninitialized variables were no longer suppressed.
Closes: #229
Change-Id: Ibfe2a44e425c810b8e0b12bc44b42e6398b3b23c